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Thanks to the creator of this article for his work here. I look forward to additional historical information being added to the article. However, I suggest one change. The official name of this grand lodge is "Grande Loge Reguliere de Belgique". However, as Wikipedia is an English language encyclopedia, the English translation of that name, "Regular Grand Lodge of Belgium," should be used. The insertion of the Belgian word "Loge" into the English translation of the name is inconsistent and needs to be fixed. However, I'll let the creator of the article do that. PGNormand19:29, 6 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]
